Quick positioning method for forming two-dimensional code positioning point dot matrix, and quick positioning method for capturing two-dimensional code positioning point dot matrix

ABSTRACT

The invention relates to the field of data identification, in particular to a technique for forming and capturing a two-dimensional code. The invention provides a method for forming and capturing a two-dimensional code positioning dot matrix for rapid positioning. The method for forming the two-dimensional code positioning point lattice comprises the following steps: Setting or reading the positioning point data lattice; drawing four central symmetric primary positioning point lattice on the setting background; and adding the positioning interval area to the periphery of the primary positioning point lattice. The invention solves the technical problems of long locating time and high locating error rate in 2d code recognition, strengthens the reliability of two-dimensional code locating, improves the identifying efficiency, and reduces the pollution of locating points and data.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The disclosure herein relates to the field of data recognition, and inparticular to a technology for forming and capturing a two-dimensionalcode.

BACKGROUND

A two-dimensional code is usually in the form of a matrix array,encoding and decoding start from a designated starting point of thematrix array, and accurate and quick reading of the designated startingpoint is the key to guarantee the success of decoding.

Prior art 1 is a Chinese patent application with the patent publicationNo. CN102034127A, the technical solution thereof is shown in FIG. 1. Theinvention discloses a system for a high-capacity two-dimensional barcodeand an encoding method therefor. In the invention, the positioningpoints are not sufficiently obvious in shape feature, and are easy toconfuse with other contents, so that it takes a long time in the processof recognition and positioning of the positioning points; there is nosecondary positioning point, the calculation error probability is high,so that the correctness of information cannot be guaranteed, and thespeed of reading cannot be increased; the positioning points are threein number and are different in shape, and have no consistency andsymmetry in design, thereby having extremely poor visual effect. In theinvention, the positioning process is to find three positioning pointsthrough four dashed outline borders, the image range involved is large,which increases the difficulty in the positioning process; and there isno image border, which leads to edge data pollution and is notbeneficial to pattern recognition.

Prior art 2 is a Chinese patent application with the patent publicationNo. CN102243704A, the technical solution thereof is shown in FIG. 2. Theinvention discloses a positioning system for a two-dimensional code anda recognition method for a two-dimensional code. In the invention,positioning points are set at the four endpoints of the two-dimensionalcode. However, the positioning points are not sufficiently obvious inshape feature, and are easy to confuse with other contents, so that ittakes a long time in the process of recognition and positioning of thepositioning points; no spacer region is set, which affects theefficiency of positioning and data reading; patterns obtained throughoptical characteristics are different, are harsh to external opticalconditions and are not practical; information partitioning management isnot involved, which is not beneficial to the security of data, andaffects the reading of data; and there is no image border, which leadsto edge data pollution and is not beneficial to pattern recognition.

SUMMARY

In order to solve the technical problems of long time consumed intwo-dimensional code positioning and high positioning error rateexisting in the prior art, the present invention proposes a method forforming and capturing a positioning point dot matrix of atwo-dimensional code quickly positioned which has the advantages ofbeautiful appearance, enhancement of positioning reliability,improvement of recognition efficiency, and reduction of positioningpoints and data pollution.

To achieve the above purpose, the present application provides 1 amethod for forming a positioning point dot matrix of a two-dimensionalcode quickly positioned, comprising the following steps:

step 1: setting or reading positioning point data dot matrixes;

step 2: drawing four centrosymmetric primary positioning point dotmatrixes on a setting background; and

step 3: adding positioning spacer regions to the periphery of theprimary positioning point dot matrixes.

Preferably, step 1 comprises: reading the positioning point data dotmatrixes from a database, alternatively, the positioning point data dotmatrixes are positioning point dot matrixes of a fixed type.

Preferably step 2 comprises:

Step 2.1: drawing a first primary positioning point dot matrix on asetting coding region background.

Step 2.2: by taking the first primary positioning point dot matrix as areference, moving a distance of a unit length of L₁, and drawing asecond primary positioning point dot matrix.

Step 2.3: by taking the first and second primary positioning point dotmatrixes as a reference, moving a distance of a unit length of L₂, anddrawing third and fourth primary positioning point dot matrixes.

Step 2.4: drawing secondary positioning point dot matrixes in the X-axisdirection.

Step 2.5: drawing secondary positioning point dot matrixes in the Y-axisdirection.

Preferably, step 2.4 comprises:

Step 2.4.1: by taking the first and second primary positioning point dotmatrixes as a reference, moving a distance of a unit length of L₂/n tothe third and fourth primary positioning point dot matrixesrespectively, drawing V₁ ^(th) and V₂ ^(th) secondary positioning pointdot matrixes, where n is an integer not less than 1, when n=1, there isno secondary positioning point dot matrix in the X-axis direction,skipping to step 6.

Step 2.4.2: by taking the X₁ ^(th) and X₂ ^(th) secondary positioningpoint dot matrixes as a reference, moving a distance of a unit length ofL₂/n to the third and fourth primary positioning point dot matrixesrespectively, and drawing X₃ ^(th) and X₄ ^(th) secondary positioningpoint dot matrixes.

Step 2.4.3: repeating step 5.2 (n−2) times, and drawing to X_((2n−3))^(th) and X_((2n−2)) ^(th) secondary positioning point dot matrixes.

Preferably, step 2.5 comprises:

Step 2.5.1: by taking the first and third primary positioning point dotmatrixes as a reference, moving a distance of a unit length of Wm to thesecond and fourth primary positioning point dot matrixes respectively,drawing Y₁ ^(th) and Y₃ ^(th) secondary positioning point dot matrixes,where m is an integer not less than 1, when m=1, there is no secondarypositioning point dot matrix in the Y-axis direction, skipping to step7.

Step 2.5.2: by taking the V₁ ^(th) and V₂ ^(th) secondary positioningpoint dot matrixes as a reference, moving a distance of a unit length ofL₁/m to the second and fourth primary positioning point dot matrixesrespectively, and drawing Y_(m) ^(th) and Y₄ ^(th) secondary positioningpoint dot matrixes.

Step 2.5.3: repeating step 6.2 (m−2) times, and drawing to Y_((2m−3))^(th) and Y_((2m−2)) ^(th) secondary positioning point dot matrixes.

Preferably, step 3 comprises: adding positioning spacer regions to theperiphery of the secondary positioning point dot matrixes.

Preferably, the two-dimensional code is used for authentication ofinformation in an off-line state or off-network state.

A method for catching a positioning point dot matrix of atwo-dimensional code quickly positioned, comprising the following steps:

Step 1: acquiring a two-dimensional code picture, and processing thepicture to obtain dot matrix data.

Step 2: capturing a sub dot matrix A of a*b (a>=3, b>=3) at the endaccording to a dot matrix sequence.

Step 3: judging whether positioning point spacer regions are around thesub dot matrix A, and judging whether the sub dot matrix A is consistentwith the standard positioning point data in the database, if not,returning to step 2.

Step 4: by taking the sub dot matrix A as the reference, moving adistance of a unit length of L1, and capturing a sub dot matrix B of a*b(a>=3, b>=3); by taking the sub dot matrixes A and B as a reference,moving a distance of a unit length of L2, and capturing two sub dotmatrixes C and D of a*b respectively.

Step 5: judging whether the sub dot matrixes B, C and D are consistentwith the standard positioning point data, if not, returning to step 2.

Preferably, the method further comprises:

Step 6: capturing secondary positioning point dot matrixes in the X-axisdirection.

Step 7: capturing secondary positioning point dot matrixes in the Y-axisdirection.

Step 8: judging whether secondary positioning point dot matrix data isconsistent with the standard positioning point data.

Step 9: feeding back information about four primary positioning pointdot matrixes and 2(n+m−2) secondary positioning point dot matrixes fornext data reading.

Preferably, the matrix of a*b is a matrix of 9*9.

Preferably, step 6 comprises:

step 6.1: by taking the first and second primary positioning point dotmatrixes as a reference, moving a distance of a unit length of L₂/n tothe third and fourth primary positioning point dot matrixes to capture asub dot matrix of a*a, obtaining X₁ ^(th) and X₂ ^(th) secondarypositioning point dot matrixes, where n is an integer not less than 1,when n=1, not capturing the secondary positioning point dot matrixes inthe X-axis direction, skipping to step 8;

step 6.2: by taking the first and second primary positioning point dotmatrixes as a reference, moving a distance of a unit length of 2*L₂/n tothe third and fourth primary positioning point dot matrixes to capture asub dot matrix of a*a, obtaining X₃ ^(th) and X₄ ^(th) secondarypositioning point dot matrixes; and

step 6.(n−1): repeating step 6.2 (n−2) times in total, and capturing toX_((2n−3)) ^(th) and X_((2n−2)) ^(th) secondary positioning point dotmatrixes.

Preferably, step 7 comprises:

step 7.1: by taking the first and third primary positioning point dotmatrixes as a reference, moving a distance of a unit length of L₁/m tothe second and fourth primary positioning point dot matrixes to capturea sub dot matrix of a*a, obtaining Y₁ ^(th) and y₂ ^(th) secondarypositioning point dot matrixes, where m is an integer not less than 1,when m=1, not capturing the secondary positioning point dot matrixes inthe Y-axis direction, skipping to step 9;

step 7.2: by taking the first and third primary positioning point dotmatrixes as a reference, moving a distance of a unit length of 2*L₁/m tothe second and fourth primary positioning point dot matrixes to capturea dot matrix of a*a, obtaining Y₃ ^(th) and Y₄ ^(th) secondarypositioning point dot matrixes; and

step 7.(m−1): repeating step 7.2 (m−2) times in total, and capturing toY(2m−3)^(th) and Y_((2m−2)) ^(th) secondary positioning point dotmatrixes.

Preferably, the two-dimensional code is used for authentication ofinformation in an off-line state or off-network state.

Preferably, the two-dimensional code is used for recognition ofcredentials including licenses, business cards and nameplates.

Preferably, the two-dimensional code is used for recognition offinancial documents including insurance policies, counterfoils, traffictickets and financial statements.

Preferably, the two-dimensional code is used for recognition ofannouncements including legal documents, certificates, specifications,product packaging, advertisements and printed matter.

A kind of two-dimensional code quickly positioned, comprises: codingregion,

The coding region comprises four centrosymmetric major fixing sites atfour vertices of the coding region, and the main positioning point andthe interval area outside the coding area; The coding area also includesa plurality of auxiliary positioning points located on the side line ofthe coding area.

Preferably, the snowflake graph dot matrix comprises 2^(2n) rectangularcolor blocks that form a ring and a circle color area or a solidrectangular color area or a solid square color area inside therectangular color block, n is an integer greater than 1.

Preferably, a positioning interval region is arranged around thepositioning point, and the two-dimensional code also includes a bordercontour region for reducing data contamination, and a main intervalregion between the border contour region and the coding region.

Preferably, the two-dimensional code coding area includes a plurality ofdata areas and a camouflage isolation area spaced differently, and theplurality of data areas and the camouflage isolation area are masked forprocessing.

Preferably, the two-dimensional code is used for authentication ofinformation in an off-line state or off-network state.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF FIGURES

FIG. 1 is an example diagram of a two-dimensional code in prior art 1;

FIG. 2 is an example diagram of a two-dimensional code in prior art 2;

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a unit positioning point dot matrix providedin embodiment 1 of the present invention;

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a method for forming a positioning point dotmatrix of a two-dimensional code provided in embodiment 2 of the presentinvention;

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a method for catching a positioning pointdot matrix of a two-dimensional code provided in embodiment 3 of thepresent invention;

FIG. 6 is an example diagram of a two-dimensional code provided inembodiment 4;

FIG. 7 is an example diagram of a two-dimensional code provided inembodiment 4.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The technical solution in the embodiments of the present invention willbe clearly and fully described below in combination with the drawings inthe embodiments of the present invention. Apparently, the describedembodiments are merely part of the embodiments of the present invention,not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments in the presentinvention, all other embodiments obtained by those ordinary skilled inthe art without contributing creative labor will belong to theprotection scope of the present invention.

In view of the fact that the existing methods cannot realize efficientand high-precision positioning and recognition of two-dimensional codes,embodiments of the present invention provide a method for forming andcapturing a positioning point dot matrix of a two-dimensional code. Thepresent invention will be described in detail below in combination withthe drawings.

Embodiment 1

This embodiment provides a method for forming a single positioningpoint, as shown in FIG. 3.

An image model of the present invention exists in the form of 0-1digital dot matrix in software, so the process of generating a singlepositioning point is the process of constructing a 0-1 digital dotmatrix. The size of the digital dot matrix is specified as 9×9, so thepositioning point is a unit matrix of 9×9. The digit in the matrix is 0or 1, or a combination of other any two different digits. The unit dotmatrix is stored in a software generating database for generating thepositioning point.

An image model of the present invention exists in the form of 0-1digital dot matrix in software, so the process of generating a singlepositioning point is the process of constructing a 0-1 digital dotmatrix. The size of the digital dot matrix is specified as 9×9, so thepositioning point is a unit matrix of 9×9. The digit in the matrix is 0or 1, or a combination of other any two different digits. The unit dotmatrix is stored in a software generating database for generating thepositioning point.

The Unit Orientation Dot Matrix is shown in FIG. 3. Because the DOTMatrix has a symmetrical center, the contrast speed of the Dot Matrix isfour times as fast as that of the asymmetric graph, the invention canrealize the comparison of four symmetrical parts at the same time. Ifthe unit lattice is asymmetric, the process of comparing the lattice oneby one is relatively time-consuming. The positioning point of theinvention comprises light-colored dark lines in four directions andlight-colored dark alternating lines in eight directions. The abovelines form the middle of the whole blank part, blank part of the outerdark solid frame and light solid frame, as well as the most peripheraldepth of the law of alternating the outer border, constitute asnowflake-like figure. This obvious feature can guarantee the successrate of locating point recognition, and directly affect the accuracy ofthe following data analysis of the two-dimensional Code. Therefore, theinvention provides a reliable positioning point graph which can improvethe identification efficiency of data analysis.

Embodiment 2

This embodiment provides a method for forming a positioning point dotmatrix of a two-dimensional code, comprising the following steps asshown in FIG. 4:

step 1: reading positioning point data dot matrixes from a database;

step 2: drawing a first positioning point dot matrix in an upper leftposition on a setting coding region background;

step 3: by taking the first primary positioning point dot matrix as areference, downward moving a distance of a unit length of 3*Y , anddrawing a second primary positioning point dot matrix;

step 4: by taking the first and second primary positioning point dotmatrixes as a reference, rightward moving a distance of a unit length of3*X, and drawing third and fourth primary positioning point dotmatrixes;

step 5.1: by taking the first and second primary positioning point dotmatrixes as a reference, rightward moving a distance of a unit length ofX respectively, and drawing X₁ ^(th) and X₂ ^(th) secondary positioningpoint dot matrixes;

step 5.2: by taking the X₁ ^(th) and X₂ ^(th) secondary positioningpoint dot matrixes as a reference, rightward moving a distance of a unitlength of X respectively, and drawing X₃ ^(th) and X₄ ^(th) secondarypositioning point dot matrixes;

step 6: adding positioning spacer regions to the periphery of theprimary positioning point dot matrixes and the secondary positioningpoint dot matrixes.

The formation process of positioning points is as follows: the positionsof other positioning points are calculated mainly according to theposition and correlation of a single primary positioning point, and thepositions of all positioning points are finally locked. Auxiliarypositioning is used to improve the parsing speed of the core datacontent of the two-dimensional code. Through auxiliary positioning, theerrors caused by the conversion of a pattern into a dot matrix can becorrected, thus improving the success rate of data parsing and thenachieving the effect of increasing the parsing speed.

In step 6 of the process, a light-colored spacer region is added neareach positioning point to reduce the probability that the positioningpoints cannot be recognized due to errors in the picture processingprocess. The spacer region helps prevent pollution of critical data.After all the positioning points are generated, an axisymmetric patterncomposed of eight centrosymmetric positioning points can be obtained,and the correlation calculation can be guaranteed. The pattern has theadvantages of appropriate proportion, nattiness and beautifulappearance.

Embodiment 3

This embodiment provides a method for capturing a positioning point dotmatrix of a two-dimensional code, comprising the following steps asshown in FIG. 5:

step 1: acquiring a two-dimensional code picture, and processing thepicture to obtain dot matrix data;

step 2: capturing a sub dot matrix A of 9*9 at the end according to adot matrix sequence;

step 3: judging whether more than 80% of the positioning point spacerregions are around the sub dot matrix A, if not, returning to step 2;

step 4: judging whether the sub dot matrix A is consistent with thestandard positioning point data in the database, if not, returning tostep 2;

step 5: marking the sub dot matrix A as a first primary positioningpoint dot matrix A;

step 6: by taking the dot matrix A as a reference, downward moving adistance of a unit length of 3*Y, and capturing a sub dot matrix B of9*9; by taking the sub dot matrixes A and B as a reference, rightwardmoving a distance of a unit length of 3*X, and respectively taking twosub dot matrixes of 9*9 and marking same as sub dot matrix C and sub dotmatrix D;

step 7: judging whether the sub dot matrixes B, C and D are consistentwith the standard positioning point data, if not, returning to step 2,and if so, marking B, C, D as second, third and fourth primarypositioning point dot matrixes;

step 8.1: by taking the first and second primary positioning point dotmatrixes as a reference, rightward moving a distance of a unit markpoint length of Y to capture a sub dot matrix of 9*9, obtaining sub dotmatrixes E, F;

step 8.2: by taking the first and second primary positioning point dotmatrixes as a reference, rightward moving a distance of a unit markpoint length of 2*Y to capture a dot matrix of 9*9, obtaining sub dotmatrixes G, H;

step 9: judging whether the data of the sub dot matrixes E, F, G, H isconsistent with the standard positioning point data;

step 10: recording the results of the first, second, third and fourthsecondary positioning point dot matrixes (E, F, G, H);

step 11: feeding back information about four primary positioning pointdot matrixes and four secondary positioning point dot matrixes for nextdata reading.

In the parsing process, the positioning point matrix of the presentinvention has the characteristics of axial symmetry and centralsymmetry, so that positioning points are captured quickly duringcapturing and the parsing speed is increased. As long as one of the fourprimary positioning points is positioned, the remaining positioningpoints can be found.

In the present invention, secondary positioning points may not berequired. In the capturing process of the secondary positioning points,only the results of corresponding secondary positioning points need tobe returned, and there is no need to re-capture the primary positioningpoints to confirm the secondary positioning points, saving time andunnecessary processes. If there is no secondary positioning point, inthe present invention, the positions of the secondary positioning pointsare predicted through the primary positioning points, and data isfurther parsed. Of course, this process may cause an increase in thetime required for parsing.

Embodiment 4

The embodiment provides a two-dimensional code, as shown in FIGS. 6 and7, comprising a border contour area 102 for reducing data contamination,a coding area, and a main gap area 103 between the border contour area102 and the coding area; The coding region comprises four mainpositioning points 100 located at four vertices of the coding region, aplurality of data regions 101 and a camouflage isolation region 106 withdifferent data regions. The data area 101 is composed of A0, A1, A2, A3,B1-1, B2-1, B3-1, B1-2, B 2-2, B3-2, CA, C2, C3. The two-dimensionalcode also includes four auxiliary locating points 104 on the side lineof the coding area. Both primary and secondary positioning points weresnowflake-shaped centre-symmetry. The main positioning point of theembodiment achieves enhanced recognition effect through its obviousfeatures on one hand, and aesthetic effect through symmetry on the otherhand. Furthermore, the auxiliary positioning point of the embodiment isthe same as the main positioning point, which improves the recognitionefficiency while reducing the graphic error. Light colored spacerssignificantly reduce the likelihood of location and data contamination.

To sum up, the method for forming and capturing a positioning point dotmatrix of a two-dimensional code provided in embodiments of the presentinvention has the following advantageous effects:

(1) In the positioning mode of an encryption pattern of the presentinvention, an alabastrine centrosymmetric positioning pattern isadopted, the reliability of positioning is enhanced, and the parsingrecognition rate is improved;

(2) The primary and secondary positioning points in the encryptionpattern of the present invention are designed into axisymmetric images,which reduces the error of image processing and increases the dataparsing speed;

(3) The light-colored spacer region in the encryption pattern of thepresent invention can avoid data pollution, protect the integrity ofdata of the positioning points, and improve the success rate of dataparsing.

The present invention can be used for positioning of all two-dimensionalcodes, and can also be used for positioning of images and pictures.

The objects, technical solutions and advantageous effects of the presentinvention are further described in detail through the specificembodiments. It is to be understood that the above only describesspecific embodiments of the present invention and is not intended tolimit the protection scope of the present invention. Any modification,equivalent replacement, improvement, etc. made within the spirit and theprinciple of the present invention shall be contained within theprotection scope of the present invention.

1. A method for forming a positioning point dot matrix of atwo-dimensional code quickly positioned, wherein, comprising: step 1:setting or reading positioning point data dot matrixes; step 2: drawingfour centrosymmetric primary positioning point dot matrixes on a settingbackground; step 3: adding positioning spacer regions to the peripheryof the primary positioning point dot matrixes;
 2. The method for forminga positioning point dot matrix of a two-dimensional code quicklypositioned of claim 1, wherein: step 1 comprises: reading thepositioning point data dot matrixes from a database, alternatively, thepositioning point data dot matrixes are positioning point dot matrixesof a fixed type.
 3. The method for forming a positioning point dotmatrix of a two-dimensional code quickly positioned of claim 1, wherein:step 2 comprises: step 2.1: drawing a first primary positioning pointdot matrix on a setting coding region background; step 2.2: by takingthe first primary positioning point dot matrix as a reference, moving adistance of a unit length of L1, and drawing a second primarypositioning point dot matrix; step 2.3: by taking the first and secondprimary positioning point dot matrixes as a reference, moving a distanceof a unit length of L2, and drawing third and fourth primary positioningpoint dot matrixes; step 2.4: drawing secondary positioning point dotmatrixes in the X-axis direction; step 2.5: drawing secondarypositioning point dot matrixes in the Y-axis direction.
 4. The methodfor forming a positioning point dot matrix of a two-dimensional codequickly positioned of claim 3, wherein: step 2.4 comprises: step 2.4.1:by taking the first and second primary positioning point dot matrixes asa reference, moving a distance of a unit length of L2/n to the third andfourth primary positioning point dot matrixes respectively, drawing X₁^(th) and X₂ ^(th) secondary positioning point dot matrixes, where n isan integer not less than 1, when n=1, there is no secondary positioningpoint dot matrix in the X-axis direction, skipping to step 6; step2.4.2: by taking the X₁ ^(th) and X₂ ^(th) secondary positioning pointdot matrixes as a reference, moving a distance of a unit length of L2/nto the third and fourth primary positioning point dot matrixesrespectively, and drawing X3th and X4th secondary positioning point dotmatrixes; step 2.4.3: repeating step 5.2 (n−2) times, and drawing toX(2n−3)^(th) and X(2n−2)^(th) secondary positioning point dot matrixes.5. The method for forming a positioning point dot matrix of atwo-dimensional code quickly positioned of claim 3, wherein: step 2.5comprises: step 2.5.1: by taking the first and third primary positioningpoint dot matrixes as a reference, moving a distance of a unit length ofL1/m to the second and fourth primary positioning point dot matrixesrespectively, drawing Y1 ^(th) and Y3 ^(th) secondary positioning pointdot matrixes, where m is an integer not less than 1, when m=1, there isno secondary positioning point dot matrix in the Y-axis direction,skipping to step 7; step 2.5.2: by taking the Y1 ^(th) and Y2 ^(th)secondary positioning point dot matrixes as a reference, moving adistance of a unit length of L1/m to the second and fourth primarypositioning point dot matrixes respectively, and drawing Y3 ^(th) and Y4^(th) secondary positioning point dot matrixes; and step 2.5.3:repeating step 6.2 (m−2) times, and drawing to Y(2m−3)^(th) andY(2m−2)^(th) secondary positioning point dot matrixes.
 6. The method forforming a positioning point dot matrix of a two-dimensional code quicklypositioned of claim 1, wherein: step 3 comprises: adding positioningspacer regions to the periphery of the secondary positioning point dotmatrixes.
 7. The method for forming a positioning point dot matrix of atwo-dimensional code quickly positioned of claim 1, wherein: thetwo-dimensional code is used for authentication of information in anoff-line state or off-network state.
 8. A method for capturing apositioning point dot matrix of a two-dimensional code quicklypositioned, comprising the following steps: step 1: acquiring atwo-dimensional code picture, processing the picture to obtain dotmatrix data; step 2: capturing a sub dot matrix A of a*b (a>=3, b>=3) atthe end according to a dot matrix sequence; step 3: judging whetherpositioning point spacer regions are around the sub dot matrix A, andjudging whether the sub dot matrix A is consistent with the standardpositioning point data in the database, if not, returning to step 2;step 4: by taking the sub dot matrix A as a reference, moving a distanceof a unit length of L₁, and capturing a sub dot matrix B of a*b (a>=3,b>=3); by taking the sub dot matrixes A and B as a reference, moving adistance of a unit length of L₂, and capturing two sub dot matrixes Cand D of a*b respectively; step 5: judging whether the sub dot matrixesB, C and D are consistent with the standard positioning point data, ifnot, returning to step
 2. 9. The method for capturing a positioningpoint dot matrix of a two-dimensional code quickly positioned of claim8, wherein: also comprising: step 6: capturing secondary positioningpoint dot matrixes in the X-axis direction; step 7: capturing secondarypositioning point dot matrixes in the Y-axis direction; step 8: judgingwhether secondary positioning point dot matrix data is consistent withthe standard positioning point data; step 9: feeding back informationabout four primary positioning point dot matrixes and 2(n+m−2) secondarypositioning point dot matrixes for next data reading.
 10. The method forforming a positioning point dot matrix of a two-dimensional code quicklypositioned of claim 9, wherein: step 6 comprises: step 6.1: by takingthe first and second primary positioning point dot matrixes as areference, moving a distance of a unit length of L₂/n to the third andfourth primary positioning point dot matrixes to capture a sub dotmatrix of a*a, obtaining X₁ ^(th) and X₂ ^(th) secondary positioningpoint dot matrixes, where n is an integer not less than 1, when n=1, notcapturing secondary positioning point dot matrixes in the X-axisdirection, skipping to step 8; step 6.2: by taking the first and secondprimary positioning point dot matrixes as a reference, moving a distanceof a unit length of 2*L2/n to the third and fourth primary positioningpoint dot matrixes to capture a sub dot matrix of a*a, obtaining X3^(th) and X4 ^(th) secondary positioning point dot matrixes; step6.(n−1): repeating step 6.2 (n−2) times in total, and capturing toX(2n−3)^(th) and X(2n−2)^(th) secondary positioning point dot matrixes;11. The method for forming a positioning point dot matrix of atwo-dimensional code quickly positioned of claim 9, wherein: step 7comprises: step 7.1: by taking the first and third primary positioningpoint dot matrixes as a reference, moving a distance of a unit length ofL1/m to the second and fourth primary positioning point dot matrixes tocapture a sub dot matrix of a*a, obtaining Y1 ^(th) and Y2 ^(th)secondary positioning point dot matrixes, where m is an integer not lessthan 1, when m=1, not capturing secondary positioning point dot matrixesin the Y-axis direction, skipping to step 9; step 7.2: by taking thefirst and third primary positioning point dot matrixes as a reference,moving a distance of a unit length of 2*L1/m to the second and fourthprimary positioning point dot matrixes to capture a dot matrix of a*a,obtaining Y3 ^(th) and Y4 ^(th) secondary positioning point dotmatrixes; step 7.(m−1): repeating step 7.2 (m−2) times in total, andcapturing to Y(2m−3)^(th) and Y(2m−2)^(th) secondary positioning pointdot matrixes.
 12. The method for capturing a positioning point dotmatrix of a two-dimensional code quickly positioned of claim 8, wherein:the two-dimensional code is used for authentication of information in anoff-line state or off-network state.
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 16. A method for a two-dimensional code quickly positioned,wherein: comprising: coding region, the coding region comprises fourcentrosymmetric major fixing sites at four vertices of the codingregion, and the main positioning point and the interval area outside thecoding area; The coding area also includes a plurality of auxiliarypositioning points located on the side line of the coding area.
 17. Themethod for a two-dimensional code quickly positioned of claim 16,wherein: the snowflake graph dot matrix comprises 2^(2n) rectangularcolor blocks that form a ring and a circle color area or a solidrectangular color area or a solid square color area inside therectangular color block, n is an integer greater than
 1. 18. The methodfor a two-dimensional code quickly positioned of claim 16, wherein: apositioning interval region is arranged around the positioning point,and the two-dimensional code also includes a border contour region forreducing data contamination, and a main interval region between theborder contour region and the coding region.
 19. The method for atwo-dimensional code quickly positioned of claim 16, wherein: thetwo-dimensional code coding area includes a plurality of data areas anda camouflage isolation area spaced differently, and the plurality ofdata areas and the camouflage isolation area are masked for processing.20. The method for a two-dimensional code quickly positioned of claim16, wherein: the two-dimensional code is used for authentication ofinformation in an off-line state or off-network state.